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Friday afternoon in a spacious Annapolis courtroom with a flat-screen monitor, Dr. Roy E. Bands Jr., board-certified orthopedic surgeon, presented a side view of John Leopold's lumbar region — how his lower spine, abdomen and bladder looked in January 2010. Too bad the doctor didn't have a scan of the Anne Arundel County executive's prefrontal cortex.
And too bad technology does not exist to tell us what Leopold was thinking when he treated his staff — mostly the police officers assigned to protect him — like a bunch of stooges and lackeys.
Testimony in Leopold's misconduct trial has revealed a bad boss with a bad back that required surgery, but also a longtime politician who seemed to relish having county employees perform menial chores and errands of dubious legality.
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This is the poor-man's "All The King's Men," with John Leopold as the cheap, suburban version of Willie Stark. There are no high crimes alleged here, just misdemeanors. The Leopold case is tawdry and pathetic — a tacky strip-mall outside the grand pantheon of Maryland political corruption.
Cops assigned to the executive's taxpayer-funded security unit testified to doing all kinds of personal and political favors for Leopold; they racked up about $10,000 in overtime, the state said.
They collected donations and made campaign phone calls for Leopold. Though they suspected it to be wrong, they put up signs for his re-election. A sergeant said he drove Leopold around Glen Burnie and Pasadena in a predawn mission to uproot his Democratic opponent's campaign signs.
A corporal said he provided weekly cover while Leopold had sex in a car in a bowling alley parking lot. His former scheduler said she had to empty Leopold's urinary catheter bag three times a day for most of a year. Cops had to do that, too.
"Humiliating" was how a member of the security detail described that down-on-the-floor chore.
Leopold's defense attorneys claim this only happened because the poor man needed help after two spinal surgeries. That's why they summoned the orthopedic specialist to testify about Leopold's back and bladder.
But the main thrust of the defense is rooted in law, not anatomy, and goes something like this:
Nobody told John Leopold that having subordinates do this stuff — keeping his mistress from running into his girlfriend, keeping an eye on the cash box at a fundraiser — was wrong. Other executives probably have had cops pick up dry cleaning, too; it defies logic to think otherwise.
The defense has a point: The realm of executive protection has always included travels across the foggy boundaries of official duties and personal business, and unless the lines are clearly drawn in a manual, it's foolish to expect the personal and the official to always be separated.
So what's the big deal if a cop assigned to drive the executive from here to there stops in the parking lot of Arundel Bowl for a few minutes (or however long it takes)? What's wrong with having cops keep watch for an unwelcome hospital visitor so the executive can enjoy a quiet recuperation from surgery?
Leopold's two attorneys, Bruce Marcus and Robert Bonsib, have argued that their 69-year-old client displayed "poor judgment" and a "lack social grace," but his behavior did not rise to official misconduct.
And besides, Bonsib argued, misconduct in Maryland is constitutionally vague — as vague as the federal law that made it a crime to deprive the public of "the intangible right of honest services." The Supreme Court greatly narrowed the scope of that statute just a couple of years ago, in the fraud conviction of former Enron executive Jeffrey Skilling.
But Judge Dennis M. Sweeney pushed back Bonsib's argument. Misconduct — corrupt behavior by a public official "under the color of office" — is set out in common law and is hundreds of years old, Sweeney said, and it has been upheld numerous times by the Maryland Court of Appeals.
Bonsib argued that, in the Leopold case, the concept of misconduct had been pushed to "the farthest regions" of prosecutorial discretion. There was no criminal intent, he said, and Leopold's bad-boss behavior should be subject to ballot not indictment.
Mike McDonough, deputy state prosecutor, said there was plenty of evidence that Leopold knew what he was doing was wrong, a point echoed by Sweeney when he noted that Leopold's experience in politics — elected to legislatures in two states, Hawaii and Maryland, then twice as Arundel's executive — should have made him sufficiently aware of the rules and the law.
Sweeney found Leopold not guilty of one charge, but let four others stand. The trial continues this week, and I hope the state knows what it's doing as it sets out to define a new boundary for official misconduct.
These trials are costly. I wonder whether this all could have been settled with a grand jury report made public and a deal to get Leopold to pay restitution and take his pensions. Then again, that presumes he could feel, in the prefrontal cortex, embarrassment enough to resign.


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FORT MYERS — Ryan Carroll only started watching "Breaking Bad" about a year ago. But Sunday night, he'll be the most envied fan — watching the series finale with the show's cast at a private party at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
Carroll, 28, and a friend are flying to Los Angeles Sunday morning after winning an online contest he learned about on Twitter.
"I think we're going to be in Hazmat suits with them," Carroll said of the cast. "It's going to be crazy."
For those of you who have been in a coma for the last five years, "Breaking Bad" follows the story of Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who turns to cooking methamphetamine to secure his family's financial security after he is diagnosed with cancer. Over the last five seasons, White has slowly changed from a family man to a ruthless drug kingpin.
"You just see him transform into the devil, basically," said Carroll, a San Carlos Park resident and FGCU grad.
"If you start watching it, you can't stop," he said of the show, which has become a pop culture AMC phenom. "It's highly addicting, just like the meth they make (on the show)."
Carroll said he was watching a new episode a couple of weeks back when he learned that Aaron Paul, the actor who plays White's sidekick Jesse on the show, was live tweeting. Carroll said he doesn't use Twitter often, but jumped online to check it out.
During the Twitter session, Paul mentioned a contest he was hosting on the website Omaze.com to benefit his wife's anti-bullying nonprofit, The Kind Campaign. People who donated were entered into a raffle. The grand prize: A trip to Hollywood with a friend to watch the finale with the "Breaking Bad" cast as Paul's guests of honor.
Carroll made a donation because he said it was for a good cause and even if he didn't win, Paul was sending out autographed merchandise.
A couple of days ago, Carroll said that for some reason he was up around 3:30 in the morning and noticed he had a new email from one of the people behind the contest website. They ended up doing an online video chat. During that chat, the man he was chatting with held a phone up to the screen. It was Paul, who chatted for a while and told Carroll he was a finalist.
Eventually, he let the cat out of the bag.
"He said 'You're the grand prize winner. You are the only winner,'" Carroll recalled. "I started going crazy. I was speechless."
(According to the Hollywood Reporter, the contest has since added an additional grand prize winner due to a glitch with the initial raffle.)
Carroll could bring one friend with him, and he said he had to flip a coin to decide. He and his pal Ryan Voss fly out just after 6 a.m. today and get into Los Angeles around 11:30 a.m. Paul, an Emmy winner, is supposed be holding a sign with their names at the airport.
"I guess he's going to pick us up in the RV they cook on the show in," Carroll said.
Carroll said he and Voss have been asked if it's OK if they are filmed for a documentary about the show.
After tonight's festivities, Carroll and Voss fly back to Fort Myers on Monday afternoon. Not a bad 24-hour trip to L.A.
Carroll said he's been impressed by Paul, who he said has done a lot for charity and regularly interacts with fans.
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There are few guarantees when seeing a movie. But there is one that I feel confident in making: If the director is credited as Allen (sometimes "Alan") Smithee, you'll probably want to leave before the credits roll.
That's because Mr. Smithee has long been the Hollywood pseudonym for directors who are so unhappy with their films that they don't want their names associated with them. Fortunately for these perfectionists, Allen Smithee doesn't care. Make a bomb? Hey, no problem, babe. Good ol' Allen will take credit.
Though Smithee doesn't exist, his Hollywood resume is prolific, if not exactly filled with award-winning efforts. The imaginary man has been credited with directing dozens of films, TV episodes, and music videos. The heavily edited airplane versions of "Heat" (Michael Mann) and "Scent of a Woman" (Martin Brest) are also credited to Smithee, by the way.
Smithee actually began his career on a pretty good note. His first credit came for the 1969 western, "Death of a Gunfighter" starring Richard Widmark and Carroll O'Connor of "Archie Bunker" fame. The film was originally directed by Robert Totten. But then, allegedly due to "artistic differences" with Widmark, Totten left the project and was replaced with Don Siegel, who would later direct the Clint Eastwood classic "Dirty Harry."
Once the film wrapped, Siegel reportedly refused to have his name on the credits. Not because he thought the movie was lousy (Roger Ebert gave it three and a half stars and praised Smithee for allowing the story to "unfold naturally."), but because Siegel felt that Totten directed more of the movie than he did. The Directors Guild needed to credit somebody so they went with Al Smith, and later changed that to Allen Smithee, according to Mental Floss.
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Petco Park & Dodger Stadium become the first two sports venues with iBeacon
NEW YORK, Feb. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- MLBAM today announced it has completed installation of Apple's iBeacon technology at the first two of more than 20 Major League Baseball ballparks that will use iBeacon technology for Opening Day of the 2014 season. With 65 iBeacons affixed throughout Petco Park and Dodger Stadium, the two ballparks have become the first sports venues in the world permanently equipped with iBeacon, a technology introduced with iOS 7 that uses Bluetooth Low Energy and geofencing for micro-location awareness.
Baseball fans will be able to utilize iBeacon technology within MLB.com At The Ballpark when the award-winning app's 2014 update is released for Opening Day. Complete details on new features being developed by MLBAM for At The Ballpark, including iBeacon capabilities, will be available in March.
"We are proud to be the first ballpark to roll out iBeacon technology, and we'd like to thank our partners at MLBAM for the effort to make this happen," said Padres President and CEO Mike Dee. "The Padres are focused on improving every aspect of how fans experience games at Petco Park, and this technology, especially through its integration with MLB.com's At The Ballpark app, will be an integral part of that."
"This is a great addition to our over-all program to make Dodger Stadium Wi-Fi-friendly for our fans," said Lon Rosen, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Los Angeles Dodgers. "We are hoping to provide our fans come Opening Day the finest in wireless technology and connectivity. This state of the art system will greatly enhance the fan experience and the enjoyment of Dodger baseball."
"Our top priority always has been to build technology to support our clubs and fans with an unrivaled experience in these world-class facilities," said Adam Ritter, SVP, Wireless, MLBAM. "The introduction of iBeacon services in our At The Ballpark app will be the latest evolution in this process, giving us another important platform to engage fans with their surroundings and to enjoy customized experiences through their iPhones."
Additional iBeacon installations at MLB ballparks will be announced as they are completed.
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GAMBIER Famed physicist Charles M. Falco will address at Kenyon College the controversy he triggered by arguing that the great painters in Western art in the 15th century used optical devices to help create their work.
Falco, professor of optical sciences and professor of physics at the University of Arizona, will discuss The Science of Optics: The History of Art Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Foundation Theater in the Gund Gallery, 101 1/2 College Drive. The event is free, and the public is encouraged to attend.
Collaborating with artist David Hockney, Falco discovered evidence showing that artists starting around 1420 achieved the startling realism in their paintings with the help of curved mirrors and other optical aids. Falco will show a wealth of evidence to support the discovery that artists used the devices about 200 years before previously thought, he said in a statement. Other physicists and art historians have challenged the findings, which have led to a BBC documentary and two international conferences. Falco will also discuss Imaging in the Infrared (and Ultraviolet) at a physics colloquium at Kenyon on Monday at 3:10 p.m. in Hayes Hall 109, 201 N. College Road. That event is also free and open to the public.
Falcos principal research involves the study of thin film materials, including work on magnetism, superconductivity, X-ray and infrared optics, elastic properties, and computerized image analysis. He was also the co-curator of the industrial-design exhibition The Art of the Motorcycle at Guggenheim Museums in New York, Las Vegas and Bilbao, Spain.
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Question from LawMan: Our weekly ESPN head-to-head league has 2 add/drops max per week and 3 goalie starts minimum (Goalie stats are W, GAA and SV%). Our league's rule surrounding goalie starts has always been that if a manager fails to get 3 goalie starts in a week, he forfeits the 3 goalie stats to his opponent. However, since ESPN software does not have a way to automatically control this, the commissioner has to manually alter the standings when this occurs. The dispute in question occurred when 2 managers who were facing each other both failed to get 3 goalie starts in a week, due to injuries and using both their moves early in the week. The managers not involved argued that since both managers failed to get 3 starts, they could not qualify for the points and both should go 0-3-0 (3 losses, 0 points each) for the week in goalie stats. The managers involved argued that on other servers that have automatic minimum start software (such as Yahoo, where our league was previously), when both managers fail to meet the minimum, they are considered tied and therefore both teams go 0-0-3 (3 ties, 3 points each). They argued that giving out 0 points would create a stats imbalance and further, they argued that since this situation had never come up, they should get the benefit of the doubt because creating a rule and applying it after the fact would be unfair. Oh Mighty Commissioner what is your ruling?
I'm a big proponent of thinking through every possible scenario and addressing it in the rulebook ahead of time – hence my league's rulebook that is longer than a Dostoevsky novel. But unless you have a crystal ball, freak unforeseen occurrences like this are bound to crop up occasionally and send the league into a tizzy. That's when the commissioner has to step in with a ruling that is most fair for as many teams as possible.
In this case, I would give each team 3 points (3 ties). As the two managers in question astutely pointed out, giving them both 0 would create an imbalance in which this match-up is worth less in the standings than all other match-ups. I feel the same way about that as I do about the fact that some NHL games count for 2 points and others for 3 – I hate it. A match-up can't have two losers, so saw it off and call it even; there's a reason most other websites do it that way. And whichever way you rule, be sure to update the league rulebook based on this precedent, in case it ever happens again.
Question from Bomb Bastic: I am starting a 12-team dynasty, multi-cat league with 12-man active rosters (2C, 2RW, 2LW, 4D, 2G) and a 10-man bench + farm; weekly starts. A few questions: 1. What's a good way to determine when rosters freeze (ie waiver and trades)? 2. Is it best to set up a Fantrax account now, or is it ok to wait 'till after the first draft? Not sure if there are fees. 3. As defined by number of games played, prospect-eligible in terms of drafting, and prospect-eligible in terms of how long a player can stay on the farm should be two different numbers... correct?
Welcome to the world of commishing! (Is that a word?) It's great that you're thinking so far ahead and laying the groundwork for next season already. To answer your questions:
1. I've always just used the NHL's trade deadline as the trade and transaction deadline in my league. It works well and adds even more excitement to "Trade Centre" day – one of my favourite days of the year! I know some leagues allow transactions through to the end of the season, but I like to mirror the NHL as closely as possible. It also prevents roster streaming late in the season, which in theory favours the managers who have built the best teams – which is how I think it should be.
2. There are no fees at Fantrax (not yet, anyway), so if you want to get in there now and start setting things up, you could certainly do so. But it wouldn't hurt to wait until the summer, either. Until you have players on the rosters, there's not much need for the website. However, I would definitely get it up and running before your draft, so you are full steam ahead as soon as your draft is complete.
3. I don't think there necessarily has to be a difference in the number of games for a prospect to be draftable, and how many games he can stay on the farm. In my league, the magic number is 100 GP for goalies and 165 GP for skaters. This number is the same for both the draft and farm eligibility. These numbers are roughly equivalent to two full NHL seasons. I think this works well because many players don't establish themselves as fantasy-worthy prospects until they have some NHL games under their belt. It also lets us stash guys on the farm until they are really established, rather than using an active roster spot on a player who may not be producing much after his first season in the league. Look for a full article on this topic in the future.
Question from Killer67: We run a money league and there's great debate over payout structure. (Note: it's a head-to-head league with playoffs that take place from mid-March to the end of the NHL season, so "playoffs" refers to that March-April period.) It's a 12-team league, with the top 6 making the playoffs. I think 1st place in the regular season should get the same as 1st place in the playoffs due to the grind of the regular season and luck of the playoffs. We also pay 2nd & 3rd for the playoffs but not regular season. Have you seen anything that truly works to maintain a nice balance in payout structure?
To be honest, I haven't played in a money league for quite some time. I'd be happy to play for cash, but the league I manage is for nothing more than bragging rights (which I currently enjoy).
There's probably no right answer to this, but in my opinion, the biggest prize should go to the team that's still standing at the end of the head-to-head playoffs. That's what we all play for – to hoist the trophy in April.
Yes, there's an element of luck involved. A couple years ago I romped through the regular season and then got knocked out of the playoffs with one bad week in late March. It hurts, but them's the breaks. Ultimately, no one remembers who was in first place on March 16.
So, as much as I'd love to back you on this, I'd probably side with those who think the top prize should go to the playoff champ. I like having some money going to 2nd and 3rd place teams, with a bonus to the first place regular season team (perhaps they get their entry fee back). More often than not, the regular season champ will also finish in the top 3 in the playoffs, so the regular season bonus is gravy.
Question from Sportfreunde: For a 30-team league looking to keep the salary cap below the NHL cap (because some GM's are far better than others, since this is a video game based league rather than fantasy stats)...what cap number would you recommend and why? What's the best way to set up a farm system that prevents GMs from hogging/stashing good young players but at the same time, allows for prospects to develop? This is for a league which has a 40-player roster limit instead of 50, but a lot of the teams in the league now are nearing or at the 40 limit and are having to drop players to FA, in which case they usually choose average prospects so there should be a better system for keeping them on a farm.
To start with, let me whet your appetite by saying that my next article will kick off an extended series on salary cap-related commissioner issues, so watch for that for further insight on your first question.
Perhaps I'm not fully understanding your situation, but it seems to me that it would be very difficult to keep the cap below the NHL cap in a 30-team league with 40-man rosters. Under that scenario, pretty much every viable NHL player will be owned, and given the fact that the average NHL team is within a few million of the cap, I don't see how you can reduce the cap and still expect 30 teams to fit under it; the numbers just don't add up. In a league of that size and depth, I think you're pretty much stuck with the NHL cap. If I'm missing something that would clarify your situation, let me know below in the comments and I'll address it there.
Regarding prospects, as I said in my answer to Bomb Bastic, I'm in favour of requiring teams to call up prospects after 165 NHL games played. To prevent stashing, this number could be reduced, but then you may be forcing teams to dress young players that aren't ready to contribute in a meaningful way.
You might also consider reducing the size of the roster/farm teams. While a super-deep league is attractive to freaks like me, the reality is that if your farm is more than 10-12 deep, there's more guesswork than skill involved in filling out your farm, and many of your prospects will never see the light of day in the NHL. I'm in a league like yours (30 teams, deep farm teams) and I enjoy the challenge, but not many fantasy GM's are knowledgeable enough to go 600 players deep into the minor leagues and junior circuits. Truthfully, I prefer my shallower league in which most teams have only 10-12 prospects. It allows every team to stock a nice selection of up-and-comers.
Question from Grapes: Hey, just wanted your take on open roster spots. It's a Yahoo points-only keeper pool with monthly line-ups and no waivers. The problem arises when trades are made. I have had it happen twice, where the guys I have traded have left an open roster spot because the Commish doesn't set the new players into the roster in time. I have lost out on points as a result. It has happened to a couple other GM's as well. The answer from the Commish, "it happens to all of us so it will balance out." It hasn't happened to the Commish. Your thoughts?
It sounds to me like perhaps your commish has too much control over the process. As you know, when you make a trade in Yahoo, all traded players are placed on the bench of their new team, which usually creates roster holes. In my league (which is also a Yahoo league), it is the responsibility of each team to rectify that for themselves. As soon as the commissioner approves the trade, both teams receive an automatic e-mail from Yahoo telling them that the trade has been processed. They can then edit their own line-up for the next roster period to fill the holes.
If I'm understanding you correctly, it sounds like your Commissioner has set it up so that only he can edit the lineup, and he's failing to do so in time. Allowing teams to do it themselves puts the onus on them – if they fail to make the changes in time, they have no one to blame but themselves. So, the way I see it, the solution is to take the roster control out of the commissioner's hands entirely. As a commish, I personally wouldn't want that level of control over other people's teams anyway.
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To select, annotate, and present for publication an annual list of notable audio recordings significant to young adults from those released in the past two years.
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The Amazing Audiobooks Committee consists of eight members and one Chair. Members serve for two-year terms and may not serve more than two consecutive terms. The term of service begins at the end of Midwinter in the year under consideration and concludes at the end of the committee's Midwinter selection meeting. A Board Liaison from the YALSA Board is assigned to the committee to handle questions from the Chair and the committee regarding procedure, personnel, and the eligibility of recordings. The Board Liaison works with the Chair to review the procedures of the committee and to make recommendations for improving the work of the committee. Recommendations range from those that can be implemented easily to those requiring action by the YALSA Board. Committee members consult the Liaison should there be unusual issues that the Chair cannot resolve, particularly issues regarding the Chair. If the Chair desires, the Vice President/President-Elect of YALSA may appoint an administrative assistant in consultation with the Committee Chair. The administrative assistant will assist the Chair in duties that may include the following: maintaining the nominations' database, tabulating votes and other such duties assigned by the Chair. The administrative assistant is a non-voting member of the Committee, and must be a YALSA member.
Committee Member Responsibilities
Each committee member must be responsible for listening to and ranking the majority of audiobooks submitted for consideration in any year. Members must meet at both the Annual and Midwinter meetings. Members should participate actively in the work of the committee, including electronic correspondence between meetings. Specific duties are assigned by the Chair. Members must be able to listen to audiobooks in all possible formats, both electronic and physical.
Chair Responsibilities
The Chair presides at all committee meetings and manages an electronic discussion list created by ALA at the request of the YALSA Program Officer. It is the responsibility of the committee chair to contact the various audiobook publishers with an explanation of the committee's charge and need for members to receive submissions to be judged for the annual list. The committee chair should renew efforts each year to increase the number of audiobook publishers who are aware of and involved in this project. The Chair is a voting member of the committee with all the rights and responsibilities of the other members. It is also the responsibility to notify committee members of times and locations of meetings, to compile a list of suggested titles for discussion, and to provide an agenda before each meeting.
The criteria against which any particular audiobook should be judged as a candidate for a final list of annual recommendations by YALSA include:
- Appeal of content to any or all potential listeners between 12 and 18 years old. While the list as a whole addresses the interests and needs of young adults ranging in age from 12 to 18, individual titles may appeal to parts of that range rather than to its whole. Material need not be "family friendly," or appeal to the youngest common denominator of adults.
- Adapted materials must remain true to, expand, or complement the original work.
- Effective use of voices, music, sound effects, and language.
- Appropriateness of material for audio presentation.
- Suitability of match between performer and text.
- Possible expansion of audience of young adults for a text that has not been readily accessible in its print format to its target audience.
- Professional production quality
- Correct pronunciation of all text words is required, however, a title would not necessarily be disqualified if an error is deemed by the Committee to be minor. when evaluating the recording as a whole
- Clarity of recording is required.
- Informative packaging is required
Curricular suitability can be a positive consideration but is not a requirement for inclusion.
No recordings may be added to the Midwinter discussion list once the Midwinter selection meeting begins. Therefore, it is important to adhere to all deadlines.
The nomination period runs from the end of Midwinter to December 1.
The Chair will accept nominations throughout the year, including those from the field. A nomination form will be available on the YALSA website. Committee members may nominate an unlimited number of titles. Committee members may recommend to the chair that a particular production company be contacted specifically for review copies of a title that deserves committee attention. Neither publishers nor authors may nominate their own titles. The Chair will regularly disseminate a list of nominated titles to committee members. Each nomination must have been heard by at least one committee member in its entirety.
Committee members are encouraged to solicit the opinions of young adults on titles being considered for nomination.
Selection Process
A simple majority vote will determine the winners.
The final list, with annotations written by the committee, will be due in the YALSA Office before the end of the Midwinter Meeting. The list will be made available on the YALSA Web site.
Meeting Procedures
Voting Process
At the discretion of the Chair, straw votes may be conducted periodically. The sole purpose of such voting is to guide discussion by revealing levels of support for individual titles.
All Committee meetings will be open to ALA members and persons with guest badges. Persons with guest badges may speak if recognized by the chair. Before the committee discusses each suggested title, an opportunity will be given to observers to make short comments, 2 minutes or less per observer, about the books but the Chair reserves the right to cut short the discussion if necessary. Publisher's representatives are requested to refrain from participating in discussion or asking for comments about their own books.
Amazing Audiobooks List
The final list of recommended titles numbers between 25 and 30 and addresses the wide scope of interests and concerns of listeners between 12 and 18. No one title need address the interests of all listeners in this range, but the list as a whole must offer a balance of developmental levels, intellectual concerns, and experiential backgrounds. Each year's submissions for consideration must have been produced or released within the 24 months previous to the list's release at Midwinter. The list is to be annotated, with the annotations reflecting both the content of the audiobook and the performance quality through which the production company enhances any print on which the production is based. An audiobook produced and released close to Midwinter may be eligible for reconsideration in the following year if fewer than ¾ of committee members have had the opportunity to review it between its submission and the final selection meeting of the term.
Librarianship focuses on individuals, in all their diversity, and that focus is a fundamental value of the Young Adult Library Services Association and its members. Diversity is, thus, honored in the Association and in the collections and services that libraries provide to young adults.
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Fri 11am-10:30pm
Sat 11:30 am-10:30pm
Sun 11:30am-10pm
Neighborhoods: Central, Neartown/ Montrose
Auntie Chang's is one of our favorite Chinese Restaurants in Houston. The staff and service are very good. They are smiling when we go. We have never had a bad experience there! Jason the head waiter there ROCKS! Roy the owner is also very nice!
poor service, poorer food quality – My friend took me here for lunch after having dinner there last week. Our server was rude and abrupt, and did not listen to our order. My friend sent the food back because it was the wrong dish, which seemed to upset the server. Meanwhile my food was cold, and although stamped "spicy" it was really not. My fried rice tasted old and salty, my shrimp were overcooked and rubbery. I was hesitant to complain because the server was very impatient with us for some reason. When i told him i did not like my dish he went and yelled about us to the manager. She came over and told me that in chinese cusine you cannot say you don't like the food because it is a waste of food, couldn't i understand that? She did not ask what i didn't like, or offer to remake it, or even get me something else. she did say she would take half off of our less than $10 lunch, instead of trying to give me a meal, which is what i was really trying to get.
Great Dumblings! – Fantastic restaurant with great service and food. I go there there or order delivery at least once a month and have never been disappointed.
Love the food – I love their food. I go there all the time with my girlfriends. It is a great place to just have lunch with good Chinese food.
Of coarse their dumplings are amazing, but so is the rest of their food. They have great lunch specials that never break the bank.
We try to have something new every-time we go just challenge our taste buds, They never disappoint.
Hooked – First time eating dumplings and I'm hooked!Can't wait to go back.
rude waiter – went with my family,order taker was very rude and "know it all" . after serving the soup for my wife and kids,i decided to order an extra bowl of soup(spend more money!!!) that's when he started mouthing out chinese words to "himself"...this waiter ruined our whole dining experience and ruined it for the whole restaurant. food was not great.there are so many better chinese restaurants in houston.this was my first time there and i'm never going back..watch out for this waiter...wears glasses and probably the tallest amongst the short male waiters or just avoid this restaurant...go somewhere else!!!
Worst Chinese Restaurant in Town – I am a Chinese and I had one of the worst meals in my whole life last night at this restaurant.
I feel embarrassed being in a Chinese restaurant that serves such low quality food.
I had the hot and sour soup that tasted like dark soy sauce+hot spice+vinegar+water+few shredds of bamboo shoots. The dumplings were poorly made and shaped, not to mention how bad they taste. Go buy frozen dumplings at the Chinese supermarkets on Bellaire and they come out 100 times better. The water to drink tasted like rusty tap water with ice and the crispy tea duck that I ordered just tasted "old". It was fried totally dry in oid grease and tasteless. The tea duck should be a flavorful and complicated dish that suggests a mild tea flavor. Instead, I burped old grease all night last night. Definitely one of the worst meals that I've ever had.
In addition, this restaurant is dirty, the sauce jars are sticky, you can smell the floor sitting down. I was on my way to Mai's located in downtown Houston for a wonderful fish soup (Lau Ca) and saw this dumpling house and decided to give it a try. My first and last time to this restaurant.
I would rate it a minus 10 if that rating was available.
Solid Takeout/Delivery – Nice and quick takeout/delivery. Only thing is I keep forgetting that they have sprouts in thier fried rice. Otherwise, all thier food is pretty good, and you can get a dinner for two for less than $20.
My Favorite Chinese Food Place – Great service from beginning to end. Very attentive staff!
Food is always yummy.
I can't say anything bad about this restuarant.
They have the best Fried Rice, any flavor!
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Conflict over whether to allow more uranium mining at a Wyoming ranch exemplifies tensions between the feverish drive for domestic energy and the need to protect future water resources.
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"It's a tough way to make a living," said John Christensen, whose family has worked this private expanse, called Christensen Ranch, for more than a century.
Christensen has made ends meet by allowing prospectors to tap into minerals and oil and gas beneath his bucolic hills. But from the start, it has been a Faustian bargain.
As dry as this land may be, underground, vast reservoirs hold billions of gallons of water suitable for drinking, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Yet every day injection wells pump more than 200,000 gallons of toxic and radioactive waste from uranium mining into Christensen's aquifers.
What is happening in this remote corner of Wyoming affects few people other than Christensen – at least for now.
But a roiling conflict between state and federal regulators over whether to allow more mining at Christensen Ranch – and the damage that comes with it – has pitted the feverish drive for domestic energy against the need to protect water resources for the future. The outcome could have far-reaching implications, setting a precedent for similar battles sparked by the resurgence of uranium mining in Texas, South Dakota, New Mexico and elsewhere.
Twenty-five years ago, the EPA and Wyoming officials agreed that polluting the water beneath Christensen Ranch was an acceptable price for producing energy there.
The Safe Drinking Water Act forbids injecting industrial waste into or above drinking water aquifers, but the EPA issued what are called aquifer exemptions that gave mine operators at the ranch permission to ignore the law. Over the last three decades, the agency has issued more than 1,500 such exemptions nationwide, allowing energy and mining companies to pollute portions of at least 100 drinking water aquifers.
When the EPA granted the exemptions for Christensen Ranch, its scientists believed that the reservoirs underlying the property were too deep to hold desirable water, and that even if they did, no one was likely to use it. They also believed the mine operators could contain and remediate pollution in the shallower rock layers where mining takes place.
Over time, shifting science and a changing climate have upended these assumptions, however. An epochal drought across the West has made water more precious and improved technology has made it economically viable to retrieve water from extraordinary depths, filter it and transport it.
"What does deep mean?" asked Mike Wireman, a hydrologist with the EPA who also works with the World Bank on global water supply issues. "There is a view out there that says if it's more than a few thousand feet deep we don't really care ... just go ahead and dump all that waste. There is an opposite view that says no, that is not sustainable water management policy."
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It's a little early to call tonight's battle between San Jose and Chicago a playoff preview, but it's never too soon for a gut check.
The NHL's top two teams will face their stiffest test of the season when they meet in San Jose (7:30 PST, NHL Network in Canada, CSN in San Jose and Chicago). The Sharks and Hawks have just one regulation loss between them after 18 games, but both come into the contest on something of a slide.
The Sharks are 2-1-1 in their last four, but three of those games went to the shootout before they finally lost for the first time in regulation — 2-1 on Monday night in Anaheim. Their power play, which was so lethal during the first few games, is now on a one-for-18 skid after going scoreless in six chances against the Ducks. Coach Todd McLellan said his team is getting "too cute" with the extra man and needs to get back to basics tonight to jump-start an offense that has generated just six goals in the Sharks' last four games.
Fortunately, the Sharks have been nails on defense, allowing a league-low 1.67 goals-against per game. Former Blackhawk Antti Niemi (6-0-1, 1.80, .936) is playing the best hockey of his career, supported by what may be the league's deepest blueline. It helps the cause that San Jose usually starts out with the puck. The Sharks are dominant in the circles, second only to Boston with a 57.3 winning percentage. Next-gen stars Logan Couture and Joe Pavelski have combined for eight goals in their past five games to lead the offense.
At 7-0-2, the Hawks are the last remaining team without a regulation loss, but they're coming off a wildly undeserved 3-2 win in Calgary on Saturday night. Chicago was outshot 47-19 in the contest and needed a Marian Hossa tying goal with 2.3 seconds remaining to set up Patrick Kane's clincher in the shootout.
Coach Joel Quenneville knows his team got away with one at the Saddledome.
"That was criminal," he said. "They've got to call the cops after that performance. [Ray Emery] stole two points. He was spectacular. I've never ever been outplayed, out-chanced like that in my life. That was a special performance."
Special or not, Emery will be back on the bench as the Hawks turn to Corey Crawford against the Sharks. Crawford is one of the season's early surprises, ringing up a 5-0-2 mark to go along with a 1.66 GAA and a .934 save percentage. But he's never won in San Jose, posting an 0-2-1 mark at the Shark Tank.
Kane, as dynamic as he was during his rookie season, keys Chicago's offense and has produced at least one point in eight of his nine games. Marian Hossa, fully recovered from the concussion he suffered during the playoffs, leads the team with six goals. The group should get a boost from the expected return of No. 2 center Dave Bolland.
This one could turn on tired legs. The Sharks are 5-0-1 at home, but will be playing the second half of a back-to-back. The Hawks, 5-0-2 on the road, have been off since Saturday.


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Ashley BuildingUniversity of Birmingham
I am based in GermanStudies and also teach media and cultural studies. I have been at the University of Birmingham since 2004.
I studied for a degree in Law and German at Cardiff University before going on to do an MA in Literature in European Cultures. I completed my PhD in 2002 and held my first academic post at the University of Bath before coming to Birmingham.
I teach undergraduate history, politics, literature and language classes within German Studies and contribute to European Studies courses on media and cultural studies. I also offer a final year German option module on 'The Politics of Remembering: Germany and the Nazi Past'.
Robert Dennes, Representations of Wehrmacht Experience in GDR War Literature, 1950-1957 (co-supervision, completed 2007).
Sebastian J. Martin, The Hitler Humour Movement : a Study of Contemporary German Hitler Humour and the Deconstruction of the Hitler Myth (completed 2008).
Hannah Rachel Simpson, Cinematic Representations of Women in France and Germany, 1918-1933 (completed 2009).
Katharina Boehmker, The Army as a National Institution and the Concept of National Identity: the Rhetoric and Effect of Army Recruitment Campaigns in Germany and Britain (completed 2010).
Jun Gao, Structuralism and Poststructuralism in the Work of Roland Barthes (co-supervision, completed 2010).
John Francis, Intersections of Memory Studies and Cultural Theory (co-supervision, submitted 2012).
Samina Amin, Gendered Memories of the Spanish Civil War in the Writings of María Teresa and León Silvia Mistral (co-supervision, submitted Sept 2012).
Danielle DeLeon, Representations of Sexual Fluidity in the Media (co-supervision, PT, due for completion 2014)
Olgaokan Okan, Representations of Female Suicide (co-supervision, PT, due to complete 2014).
My research interests focus on memory studies, literary history and the politics of remembering. My particular areas of interest are gendered memories of Nazism and the GDR and how debates about the past inform contemporary German society. Focusing on questions of autobiography and identity, my research combines literary historical and cultural studies approaches.
I run the University of Birmingham Memory Group.
I lead a steering committee which runs the AHRC-funded network on Silence, Memory and Empathy in Museums and at Historic Sites.
I am a member of a team which runs the DAAD-funded project 'Zeitgeist: What does it mean to be German in the twenty-first century?'
I am a member of the AHRC-funded Genre Studies network at the University of Birmingham.
I am a member of the Sexuality and Gender Studies network at the University of Birmingham.
I participated in the AHRC-funded network 'After the Wall: Representing the GDR'.
List of Publications
*Reframing Antifascism: Memory, Genre and the Life Writings of Greta Kuckhoff (manuscript submitted to Palgrave) (90,000 words).
Greta Kuckhoff belonged to the anti-Nazi group, 'The Red Orchestra'. She survived the end of the War and spent the next thirty years working to commemorate their antifascist resistance. Through radio broadcasts, letters, exhibitions, journal articles, film, and autobiography, she challenged those who condemned the group as traitors or hailed them as Soviet spies. Using previously unpublished archival sources, this book traces the fascinating interventions of this key figure from the GDR and raises provocative questions about remembering antifascism in contemporary Germany.
*'Communicating History: The Archived Letter and Memories of "The Red Orchestra"', in Becoming East Germans: Socialist Structures and Sensibilities after Hitler, ed. Mary Fulbrook and Andrew Port, Berghahn, in press, 8,800 words.
*'Reframing Antifascism: Greta Kuckhoff as Author, Commentator and Critic', in ed. Anna Saunders and Debbie Pinfold, Remembering and Rethinking the GDR: Multiple Perspectives and Plural Authenticities, Palgrave Macmillan, in press, 6,200 words.
Single Authored Monographs:
Women Without A Past? German Autobiographical Writings and Fascism. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi. 2007, 381 pp. ISBN 9042022280
Who remembers, and how? Debates about the role of memory as history - and of literature as memory - have increasingly come to fascinate those interested in how we look at our pasts as a means for understanding the present. Women without a Past? brings together for the first time autobiographies written by seven women who experienced Nazism from different perspectives: Elfriede Brüning, Hilde Huppert, Greta Kuckhoff, Elisabeth Langgässer, Melita Maschmann, Inge Scholl, and Grete Weil. Their autobiographies provoke diverse and challenging answers to questions about who remembers what, when, where, how and on behalf of whom. This book foregrounds the positive political potential of re-reading well-known texts and seeking out reasons why others have been marginalized. It examines autobiography as a form of writing at the very centre of contemporary debates on the 'self', 'truth' and 'history'. Women without a Past? offers new insights into the politics of memory and autobiography, and will be of particular interest to researchers and students engaging with women's writing and memories of Nazism.
Reviewed in: Monatshefte, Gender & History, German Quarterly, Forum for Modern Language Studies, Debatte, H-German. Reviewers' comments: 'Sayner writes with ease and confidence', 'Sayner's book impresses with its close textual readings and stringent argumentation', 'insightful', 'provocative re-readings of known texts' and 'painstakingly detailed analysis', 'a vital source'.
Edited Volumes:
ed. with Nigel Harris, The Text and Its Context. Studies in Modern German Literature and Society Presented to Ronald Speirs on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday, Oxford; New York; Frankfurt am Main: Lang, 2008, pp. 356. ISBN 978-3-03910-928-9
Journal Articles:
'Educating Educators of Memory', Journal for Educational Media, Memory and Society, 2011, 3 (2), 137-154.
'The Personal and the Political: Remembering Adam Kuckhoff, Remembering Resistance', in Antifaschismus Revisited: Geschichte – Ideologie – Erinnerung, Special Issue Zeitschrift der Auschwitz-Stiftung Brüssel, Éditions Kimé, Paris, Nr. 104, ed. Carola Hähnel-Mesnard, 2009, 122-36.
'Memories of Victimhood: Nazism and the Challenge of the Autobiographical', Forum for Modern Language Studies, 43, 2007, 301-315.
'Ich lebe nicht wirklich in dieser Zeit: Negotiations of Local and National Identities in Elfriede Brüning's Jeder lebt für sich allein', German Monitor, 68, 2007, 317-332.
'Man muß die bunten Blüten abreißen…: Memories of Fascism in Melita Maschmann's Fazit', Forum for Modern Language Studies, Special Issue, Representations of War, 41, 2005, 213-225.
Chapters in Edited Volumes:
'Gendering the Memoirist: Antifascism and The Politics of Life-Writing', in Life Writing and Political Memoir – Lebenszeugnisse und Politische Memoiren, ed. Magnus Brechtken, V & R unipress, 2012, pp. 243-58. ISBN 978-3-89971-978-9
'Between Denigration, Idealization and Historicization: Memories of Nazism and Everyday Antifascism', in Remembering the German Democratic Republic: Divided Memory in a United Germany, ed. David Clarke and Ute Wölfel, Basingstoke: Palgrave McMillan, 2011, pp. 237-248, ISBN 0-230-27550-8
'Living Antifascism: Greta Kuckhoff's writings in Die Weltbühne', in Writing Under Socialism, ed. Meesha Nehru & Sara Jones, Nottingham: Critical, Cultural and Communications Press, 2011, pp. 71-94. ISBN 978-1-60271034-4
'The Organic Intellectual: The Public and Political Impact of Greta Kuckhoff 1945-1949', in Cultural Impact: Theoretical and Practical Issues of Reception in the German-Speaking World, ed. Rebecca Braun and Lyn Marvyn, Rochester, New York: Camden House, 2010, pp. 227-242. ISBN: 978 1 57113 430 1
'"Ich schäme mich meiner Augen": Photography and Autobiographical Identities in Grete Weil's Leb ich denn, wenn andere leben', in German Life Writing in the Twentieth Century. A Volume of Essays, ed. Birgit Dahlke, Dennis Tate and Roger Woods, Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2010, pp. 105-120. ISBN 978 1 57113 3137
'Approaches to the Media', in The Media: An Introduction, ed. Daniele Albertazzi and Paul Cobley, Harlow: Longman, 2009, pp. 13-34. ISBN: 9781405840361
'Constructing Identities and Remembering Fascism: The Published Letters of Elisabeth Langgässer', in Gender, the Letter and Politics, ed. by Caroline Bland and Maire Cross, Aldershot: Ashgate, 2004, pp. 241-252. ISBN 0754638510
'Eine Existenz aus Erinnerung: Grete Weils Leb ich denn, wenn andere leben', in Zwischen Trivialität und Postmoderne: Literatur von Frauen in den 90er Jahren, ed. by Ilse Nagelschmidt et al., Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 2002, pp. 95-112. ISBN 3631374453
Research Reviews:
The Year's Work is an annual critical bibliography of work done in Romance and Celtic, Germanic, and Slavonic studies. 'YWMLS is the single most comprehensive evaluative survey of scholarship on European and Latin American languages and literatures. Taken together, the annual volumes offer an incomparable record of scholarly and critical trends as well as of the fluctuations of academic reputations of literary works and authors.' James L. Harner, Literary Research Guide: An Annotated Listing of Reference Sources in English Literary Studies, 3rd edn (New York: Modern Language Assn of America, 1998), p. 540.
'German Literature 1945-Present', in The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies 2009, ed. Stephen Parkinson, 2011, pp. 687-685 ISBN: 978-1-907322-32-7.
'German Literature 1945-Present' in Years Work in Modern Language Studies 2008, ed. Stephen Parkinson, 2010, pp.685-721 ISBN: 978 1 906540 91 3.
'German Literature 1945-Present' in Years Work in Modern Language Studies 2007, ed. Stephen Parkinson, 2009, pp. 783-820 ISBN 978-1-906540-32-6.
Book Reviews:
'Mastery over the Affects" and the Dangers of Critical Reflection'. H-Net Reviews. http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showpdf.php?id=25290, October 6,2009.
'The Songs of Horror'. H-Net Reviews. http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showpdf.php?id=23756, February 1, 2009.
'Literarischer Antisemitismus nach Auschwitz', Monatshefte, 100:4, Winter 2008, pp. 638-640.
'Jüdisch zu schreiben'. H-Net Reviews. http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=14622, June 2008.
Review of Pascale R. Bos, German-Jewish Literature in the Wake of the Holocaust: Grete Weil, Ruth Klüger and the Politics of Address (Palgrave 2005), H-German March 2007.
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